in spite of his family's -- he never -- the elite colleges he wanted to enter.lthough he found stable employment when he was 24. meanwhile, zhang lives in an apartment close to the capital. the rent is $640 a month. roughly half the income of a new college graduate. his office is full of books on various subjects. recently, he's been reading a book written by a famous leader who also came from hunan. no matte how busy he is, zhang always wakes up at 5:00 a.m. and reads for two hours. zhang has already decided the open two diners. he says the biggest challenge now is how to motivate his employees as the business expands. one idea is an internal currency system distributed to motivated employees in change for vacation time and other benefits. zhang plans to implement the system next year. children of the '90s, started in their 20s. how do they feel about the youthful workplace zhang has created. zhang plans to increase the number of his stores to ten the next two years. he's already been successful in securing funding. in contrast, liang called us to say he's stil

>>yeah >>but in spite of that you've always been bullish. why? >>well we've been in this state for 100 years. new jersey manufacturers insurance company. and we have more scientists and engineers per square mile in the state of new jersey than anywhere else in the world. that tells you something about the assets here in the state. and we all know those of us who live and work here what a great location it is. so there are plenty of attributes to sell here in the state of new jersey and we see companies very interested. and the type of talent we have here they have to go where the talent is they can't produce what they need to produce in their own business sector without talent we have it here we have a great location and you know the other things we're working on and they see things going in the right direction. so what we need to do is get in front of business decision leaders site selectors, and tell them remind them, about the attributes here in the state of new jersey. and usually we're winning that conversation. not every time but we're in t

volunteers fanned out overnight in spite of the cold and in spite of the snow to count and interview homeless in the city to find out ways to help and to qualify for important federal money. monique braxton is live in center city. exactly what did these volunteers find? >> reporter: we went along with about 200 volunteers as they spoke to people here on the streets of philadelphia. they also stopped in subway bus and train stations and park and grassy areas. project homes so-called point and time count is a requirement for federal homelessness funding. the city's coordinated effort that we captured on camera is the first in the nation. now done across the country, it's required by the u.s. department of housing and urban development. we learned this focus is on the winter count. >> the winter is harsher weather. we're seeing conditions that are definitely just a lot rougher and if we can gauge how many people are outside on a colder night, it gives us an idea of how many people are particularly vulnerable and perhaps lacking resources. >> reporter: earlier this month new orleans anno

of the hour, in spite of the difficulties of the morning, in spite of these days of emotional tension the problems of the world are gigantic an extensive and chaotic in detail, i still have faith in the future. i still believe we can build a society of brotherhood and society of peace. we have a song that we sing in our movement. we're joined hands to sing at so often behind jail bars. i can remember times we had been in jail cells a for 12 people yet you would find some 15 or 20 there. yet we could go on and lift our voices and seeing it. i mentioned it yesterday afternoon as i was preaching at st. paul's. "we shall overcome. we shall overcome. deep in my heart, i do overcome. and somehow i believe that mankind will overcome. i believe the forces of evil will be defeated. i believe this because carlyle is right no lie can live forever. i believe we shall overcome because bryant is right third will rise again. i believe we shall overcome because lowell is right, truth forever the scaffold, forever wrong on the throne. yet that scaffold sways the future and behind the unknown standeth

played by habib, falls in love with a young subordinate at his office and gets engaged to her, in spitehaving a pregnant wife at home. >> polygamy is rarely been treated as a problem in muslim society. in this story, the wife pressures the husband, and he's driven sick with worry. habib himself has two wives. haifa hussein is his second. she is a popular actress from bahrain. the couple married six years ago after appearing in a tv drama together. habib has four children with his first wife. >> the government of abu dhabi has decided to support the film production industry. it's invited a u.s. film academy to set up a branch in abu dhabi. the school offers one-year courses in acting, filming, and editing. all eight of the staff are westerners and have worked in hollywood. some 20 of the students are uae citizens and receive government support. most of the students will join the tv industry after they graduate. >> the school's principal is imad deir atany, an industry veteran of many years. >> it's 8:00 in the evening. after finishing his day job, habib heads for the sack. with ramadan f

in spite of a collapsing bitcoin currency. now to the lead, get ready for netflix in all corners of the globe. the streaming service has a global expansion program going so well that it will be in 200 countries by the end of the year. generating material global profits into 2017. finally. imagine, profits. no profits in the fourth quarter but 4.3 million subscribers. the revenues were up and there was no cash flow. net income on $83 million. that stock is assuming after-hours. -- zooming after hours. i say the stock not for the business, but that subscriber number. are these from previous quarters? >> it is definitely international. it was a major story. the u.s. growth came in pretty much in line. international, i think is what is changing investment pieces here. they have provided, more than ever before, a very strong outline for sustainable earnings. invisibility by 2017, as you alluded to. >> the thing that always gems out his content cost which is harder to figure out why lot of reasons. they advertise overtime. the today

and i feel that uber is cutting their nose to spite their face.s is a bill that most of their customer support. if you ask them their biggest frustration, it is getting the crazy price surges on nights where new york -- new year's eve where they can pay 15 times more for a cab ride. >> it is interesting, that competition with the taxi drivers who have been bidding up medallion prices. uber makes the argument that the fixed number of medallions in new york city just shows the market is not dynamic and suggests politicians and the taxi-limousine commission are to strengthen maintain a monopoly. >> were not trying to do that. really what we are trying to do is protect consumers. remember there is a reason why this industry is regulated in the world. that is because if you let people charge what they want you can get crazy pricing. the final point i would make -- uber likes to argue this is what the market will bear. it is not true dynamic pricing. uber artificially sets a limit on bottom-line pricing. therefore the price will never fall below a certa

interesting whether historical in natural when we acquired this in 2012, we found that to be the case in spite of the neighborhood this is disrepair and hopefully, we'll provider affordable care act a little bit of background the building was constructed for the leather merchandising of business if the first part of the 20th century and it shift the letter and the offices for the theory it become the arts and crafts location and different type of yourselves for the architecture firm by the late 2000 it was sitting empty the neighborhood was not nice to the building he tried to restore the building and lease it to a nonprofit that helps nonprofits bring it to the 20th century. >> he knew the capital requirement was to get it occupied in, 2012 we went ahead and bought it with the goal to reinvest in the building and restore it as well as make sure the building remains occupied we have a good reputation that the america company and their lease was expiring next year, we decided to renew their lease 25 percent below market rate and in order to keep them in the building the story out of building is

spiteful. efforts on the part of the obama white house to attack our allies and the resonates representatives of their government in this country. does not -- let me ask it this way: doesn't that reflect far more poorly on the white house and this president than it ever could on the ambassador on the united states from israel? >> oh, yeah. absolutely. and no doubt about it. and look, there's no call for it. i mean, first of all the president of the united states and the white house should be above that behavior. and disagreements with an ally should always be kept private. and it's unfortunate. these disagreements have been in the public domain right from the beginning. now, we have character assassinations as part of it. it's a destructive relationship. really unfortunate. lou: let's turn to other unorthodox behavior. i'll be as neutral as i can be. when it appears the joint chiefs of staff were outside of channels altogether without the approval of the white house, without the approval of the

shall we say vision and courage to continue on the path of new nuclear in spite of fukushima. one thing you must know __ the technology we are deploying is the safest and most reliable nuclear technology on the planet today. further, the circumstances __ >> how do you know that? >> bbecause the design is completely different. piece of cake __ wwhen you look at what happened in fukushima, they had an earthquake. the plants are tripping off as it should have. where things got bad is when they got a tsunami that took out the external power services. the major design difference __ that was relatively old technology __ the new technology essentially has water right above the reactor. you do not even need an external power source in an emergency to get the water where it needs to be __ the power of gravity will deliver the water. it is much more resilient. it is a great technology. we are also not on it coastline, not a seismic sensitive area. one more thing __ if you believe carbon is important to the nation's future, nuclear is a solution. it have to have scale. $14 billion over t

thankfully we have helped stabilize and ensure the security of the peninsula for the last 61 years, but in spite of that long time we have to be ready to fight tonight and that really is our mantra. >> north korea is under new leadership. >> kim jong-un looks funny he is overweight and sometimes does strange things. but he is smart. when his father died 7 top officials, 4 generals and 3 civilian bureaucrats, walked next to the coffin of his father in december 2011. in two years time, none of them was alive and in a high level position. >> when it comes to international relations, kim jong-un's rule has been described as erratic. since coming into power, he's launched a long-range rocket and carried out a nuclear test. most recently, the u.s. accused the north of orchestrating a cyber attack on sony pictures last fall, fault lines was granted rare access inside the country. we went to understand what if anything, has changed since kim jong un came to power, and how u.s-north korean relations look from the other side. >> our visit to north korea was part of a highly controlled press tour sponsored

in spite of their differences back home where they are in the muslim countries, and in spite of thoseforeign missions with unfortunately horrific attacks you know, yeah. >> you know you talk about your connection to al awlaki. and clearly the two brothers, kouachi brothers revered him and he was responsible in many ways for a social media marketing of al-qaeda and the outreach since he was born in the united states to so many operatives that spoke english and had passports. it took years. he was killed in 2011. it took years to carry it out. they are patient and have long- term plans, do they not? >> yes, they will be patient to achieve the goals. they are that determined and they are ready to give up their own lives. this is an enemy who will give up at no costs and they have managed to be sleeping all of this time until preparations are made ready and you can see what happened in france. killing a lot of civilian innocents and attack the freedom of speech. >> i want to play for you a bit of a sound from a new's conference from the state department that deals with how easy it is to m

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as scarlet david campbell and robert put them convincingly show them, it was always significant in spiteof all the talk about the more libertarian proclivities. a case in point was glenn beck restoring the rally on the capitol mall. it was a revival gathering that suggested what ecumenical christian right politics might look like. that itself was a counter to mormonism intentionally the interfaith mishmash of civil religion updated or conservatism. look forward, look west and look to the heavens and make your choice back told the crowd. the rallying cry of religious liberty was getting more attention in 2012 was a kind of ecumenical glue but in some ways because the tea party was cast as a novel and libertarian leaning phenomenon, the presumption of the sick -- christian right declining was largely unchallenged. the status of the evangelical left which had been so and orton for how obama presented himself was even less certain echoing the history of his counterpart on the evangelical right evens out the left profile and headpiece with the election in 2008. still it was not a mere media c

in spite of some skepticism from private security experts, u.s. law enforcement says don't have all the facts however we've reported about that and it appears that north korea is watching because in their official statement that went out on state media from the foreign ministry they talked about the international news coverage of the shaky case that the united states has against north korea in regards to the sony hack they again, denied any involvement and said that the sanctions on the part of the u.s. are only part of an attempt to try to solidify their argument an argument they say is false, rosemary. >> it's a very delicate situation, isn't it? so you've got the fbi accusing north korea of this but then as you mentioned, these other cybersecurity companies suggesting that it could very well be a former employee of sony that is involved here. how do you put that speculation to rest? >> well, certainly if the u.s. government were willing to lay out all of the evidence that they have before them which they haven't done so far perhaps then some of

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in spite of the locked rear wheels, wilson can still operate the big rig.lls out, but within minutes, thanks to a 911 call from the truck's driver, police are on his tail. >> i didn't have a plan. the individual i was associated with said he wanted to buy some lumber and i was going his house. >> he drove through yards. he drove around businesses, across medians. he crossed highways. he got on the wrong side of the highway and drove against the flow of traffic. >> soon the friction from the truck's locked rear wheels ignites the rubber tires. those flames set fire to the rig's flatbed, a forklift, and the load of lumber. >> once it caught fire it burned uncontrollably. you see this truck with a huge ball of fire in tow. not only the bright orange flames but the huge plume of black smoke as well. >> in spite of the flames and the sea of police behind him, wilson shows no signs of slowing down. >> i knew i have to get room to stop the truck and safely surrender before the police had a chance to take a shot at me. >> across the city, crowds appear as people wa

. >> ainsley amazing courage they showed because they kept doing it in spite of what happened in the past. thank you for that history. appreciate it. also with reaction joining us now fox news terrorism analyst dr. walid phares. let me put up on the screen exactly the numbers that we're looking at in europe. there's been a lot of immigration there. the number of muslims, for example, living in europe in 2010, well there you have the number in france 4.7. but let's go to the number living in europe total, which is 44.1 million 6% of the population. and if you look at the projected number by 2030 58.2 million. robert spencer you're an expert. you study this. when you look at the numbers of people, it's estimated about 10% of the population of france, the no-go neighborhoods how they have separated themselves they're not assimilating, even separate sharia courts. do you believe this contributed to what happened yesterday? >> oh, absolutely, sean. there's no doubt about it whatsoever. because in those enclaves -- and remember there's 751 of them all over france. and that's not just rumor

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2, 3, 4 months my property remains from a poor condition primary because of lack of enforcement in spite of what the owner tells us there's not good communication. >> sir ass. >> the city inspector was out there and i believe the shoring is indicate what count for right now i believe that mr. duffy is correct we moved with the foundation and those two engineers are on the same page as far as what we agreed to incorporate it so we feel comfortable. >> let's formalize that so we get the patent to said that the department said that also, we should be able to do that quickly at this time. >> okay. >> i hope we have to continue this. >> that would be the next. >> overwhelm hoping they can we'll do it through the 11th but hopefully, they'll resolve those are things among themselves. >> no work except for the permit. >> okay. >> to move forward with the project if we have this lingering would we want that. >> in the department has indicated there maybe with - with our revised design the ability to be able to put that through an this permit i believe that's what he said if not there's the option

no wet weather in spite of the clouds today. now that's going to wait for tomorrow. can see the storm taking shape in the deep south. northern mississippi is getting some of the heaviest rainfall. by the time it gets here, the temperatures will be colder tomorrow morning. during the day today, your hour by hour forecast has us in the 40s this afternoon at 3:00. and then as the evening progresses, we'll see the 40s drop down into the 30s. clouds start to move in at 11:00 tonight, but no wet weather at 11:00. to start with tomorrow, it looks like it's going to be dry first thing in the morning. at 8:00 we'll see clouds across the region with temperatures right at the freezing mark for allentown. this is where we could see a wintery mix to start with. 10:00, just some light precipitation, rain for philadelphia. watch as it changes to rain as the warming continues into the afternoon. it may take some time for areas farther north and west, but we'll get a steady rain into saturday evening and a rainy day again sunday. for today, you'll see partly sunny skies, a bit breezy

that if these two groups in spite of having differences back home, you know in spite of having those cooperate in foreign missions with unfortunately horrific attack, you know. yeah. >> you talk about your connection to al awlaki, and clearly the two brothers, the kouachi brothers revered him. and he was responsible in many ways for sort of the social media marketing of al qaeda and the outreach since he was born in the united states to so many operatives that spoke english and had passports. but it took years because he was killed in 2011 i believe it took years for them to actually carry this out. so they are patient. and they have long-term plans do they not? >> yes, of course. these people will be very patient to achieve the goals. i mean they are that determined that they are ready to give up their own lives. this is an enemy who will give up at no cost. so they have managed to be sleeping all this time until preparation has been made ready for them to take out their weapons and you see what happens. not only that to attack the freedom of speech. >> i want to play for you a bit

and not out of spite like [ bleep ], but more or less like, life is busy, man, you know?verage person ain't going to slow down and reach out. >> the notion of being forgotten is something every inmate must contemplate at some point during their incarceration. >> that one? >> yep. >> i can't do that over, man? >> there's me right there, where your finger is right there. >> tim harris, serving ten years, makes it a point to never miss the prison's photo day, so that he can send pictures of himself to loved ones. >> that ain't bad. i think i should have one in there with some sweatpants on. >> all right, there. >> took a couple pictures to send friends and family. and this is what they look like. as you can see, they're not the greatest quality ever, but they're pictures, you know? they look at them and they get the idea. you know, it's just nice to sometimes see your loved ones. this is the other one i took. it's hard for me. now, you know, my brother, you know, me being locked up and his kids, he wrote me the other day, and when he wrote me, he said, the kids talk to every

in spite of having differences being able to cooperate in missions and with a horrific attack you know>> you talk about your connection to alwaki and clearly, the two brothers admired him. he was killed in 2011, it took years for them to carry this out. so they're patient and have long term plans do they not? >> yes. of course. these people will be very patient to achieve the goals. if they're determined to give up their own lives. this is an enemy who will give up at no cost. so they've managed to be sleeping all this time until the preparations have been made ready for them and you see what happened in france. you know? and not only that to attack the freedom of speech. >> i want to play a bit of sound from a news conference at the state department that deals with how easy sit to move around the world with a passport regardless of your afillations listen to this, please >> if you go on a watch list you don't necessarily lose your watch list. >> correct. correct. iet doesn't -- simply being a member of a designated foreign terrorist organization isn't grounds -- >> correct. >> there i

temperatures today warming up in spite of the clouds. enough breaks of sunshine to boost our temperatures now in the low 40s in philadelphia wilmington is 41 degrees, with millville and atlantic city. chillier north and west in the mountains, 27 degrees. temperatures aren't going to warm up a whole lot more during the day today. later this afternoon, aof peaking in the lower 40s, we could see isolated shower from activity moving through the ohio valley now. a few scattered rain drops this afternoon, then quickly clearing out. so that's not the issue. tomorrow is. a look at how much we may be in for. neighborhood by neighborhood, when i come back later this half hour. >> thank you, bill. today there is a changing of the guard at the pennsylvania state capital. in the next hour democrat tom wolf will be sworn in as governor. let's look live from harrisburg where you see our new lieutenant governor who has just been sworn in, mike stack, who, of course was a state senator from pennsylvania, gave up that senate seat to now be our new lieuten

they turned the back on the mayor again in spite of what the police commissioner asked for.action? >> it's very complex. the shooting of the two police officers demonstrates that police officers are not reluctant to go stop crime. these police officers were actually technically off duty. they would have had every right to go home and not respond to that call. they responded to a shooting in a chinese restaurant. both of them got shot, could have been killed, just god's will that they weren't killed. that shows you for the big things our police officers are as aggressive as they should be because they're new york's finest. the mayor, remember has said he wants to end the broken windows theory. for some reason he thinks that the broken windows theory that comes from the professor that i brought in with bill bratton and mayor bloomberg uses is unfair. most people attributed the phenomenal decline in crime between myself and bloomberg to the broken windows theory and why he wants to change theen windows theory, so when the mayor complains about a slowdown, he's got to worry abou

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this market was open for business in spite of the unrest. >> people on this street told us that the owner of this car works for the judiciary. they say that the protesters got the better of police here and then soldiers from the presidential guard were sent in. the owner of the car tried to plead with people to calm down. but the people here identified him as a government worker, so they burned his car and chased him away. >> a spokesperson for president kabila said that they should let him finish his second term. >> we ask the opposition to leave kabila alone. to leave kabila to work. and to leave kabila to lead the country the way they asked. >> for many, change is not coming fast enough. here protesters wrote on the road that they reject kabila and they want the national football coach to be in charge. malcolm webb, al jazeera, in the democratic republic of congo. >> al jazeera continues to demand the release of its journalists who have been held in egyptian prison for 389 days. mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste were falsely accused of broadcasting false news and helping

right and how large this is, 12 blocks, interaction for people to do down here and coming out here in spite of the rain and cloudy weather. are there 49ers fans out here? yes, there are plenty. lot wearing their 49ers jerseys which are easily mistaken for the arizona cardinal colors but very hard to find any who are actually still from the bay area. shouldn't be a big surprise. we did bump into elaine perez of concord. we caught her yesterday inside the nfl experience. she's a die hard 49ers fan, so confident in her team she booked the trip to phoenix many moons ago thinking the 49ers would make it to the super bowl so she showed up here. >> you feel like you're part of it, even though your team is not on the field on sunday you're still one foot in the door. >> reporter: does it hurt the seahawks will be on the field sunday? >> it's excruciatinexcruciating. there's pain. it's like searing. i'm hoping that brady can pull it off and i don't have to see sherman smirking this year. >> reporter: she tells us the 49ers, if they made it, she would have spent whatever she had to. the most she'll g

in spite of the protocols we have seen the fighting from eastern ukraine. there's questions being raised here about are these sanctions actually backfiring and given that there now seems to be an element toward the greeks is europe going to end up divided over this whole strategy? >> it does look as though we're moving in that direction. there's no point to continue with economic sanctions. it's not having the effect that people wants it to. but there's no question about it. rouble has come under pressure because of sanctions and lower oil prices. that's why the pressure has come to do what it can but it can't because it's hands have been tied very much. that's the problem. >> but what about the real impact on this economy? unless the finance minister is talking out of both sides of his mouth. as he talked about 2014 $200 billion. if you look at the causes of that 40 to 50 billion they attribute to the sanctions. the rest they regard the declining oil price as the reason. the oil price would have come down irrespective of what this is. that would have been

so this is the rare instance in which someone is vaccinated and develops measles in spite of that. >> reporter: it also appears that in both cases, the santa clara cases, both have no links to disney land. as we are seeing in the latest costco and walmart case just casual contact with somebody who has it can bring on the disease because measles can linger in the air for about an hour. now, despite having those cases, those two cases can here in santa clara county those people having their shots, the recommendation from medical experts is to still get vaccinated. live in san jose nbc bay area news. >> before you go and if it's in your notes if you can give the dates and locations one more time. it was last sunday and last monday, right? >> reporter: that's correct. so the investigators here need a few days to kind of trace back this person's steps. so we're talking about -- let's go first sunday. it was january 18th at the gilroy walmart and costco between the hours of 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. then the latest one, we just found out, is the restaurant dave and busters at the great mall. the g

. >> digestive health problems in spite of their health problems sherry tells me she is disappointed that a mine in her area is having trouble getting its permits. >> they have to go through a lot of channels to get permits to come in an area and to start everything up. >> has anyone said its obama's war on coal? >> (nodding) yes, that has a lot to do with a lot of men losing their jobs. >> do you think the mines are over regulated? >> yes, i do. all my life my daddy worked at the coal mines, so i've been raised around the mining. my children have been raised around it, that's all i've seen basically. >> like sherri, many west virginians, believe that tougher regulations would lead companies to cut jobs. as west virginia's coal reserves get tapped out and its role in the economy begins to shrink - the industry has launched skillful pr campaigns across appalachia to maintain its influence. >> the coal industry and other industries could comply with the law and make a profit and the jobs would be there but they persuaded legislators and politicians and indeed the public that you can't

this market was open for business in spite of the unrest. >> people told us that the opener of the car worked for the judiciary. soldiers from the presidential - the cars owner tried to plead with people to calm them down but people identified a government worker. we met the leader of a youth association. he said the opposition provoking violence and let him finish his second term. >> we asked the opposition to leave kabila alone, to bring our country the way it promised us. investment people have to come to congo. they must be good our country must be clean. >> congo's economy has grown under kabila's rule after decades of stagnation. for exchange is not coming fast enough. protesters wrote on the road that they reject it they want the football coach to be in charge. many have lost touch. >>> much more to come for you - including a mountain to climb for the global economy. business leaders are seeking to stop the slow down. i'm wayne hay reporting for the world festival. artists are searching for people in weird and wonderful ways to entertain the crowds. >> saturday. >> visibility wa